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You live in, A broken home, With a shattered window, And a disconnected phone. You travel with, Your broken feet, With rough pathways, Leading to a blocked off street. You see through, Black and white eyes, With a look so unwelcoming, tiring, As you're badly disguised. You sing as, A bird in the woods, Soothing and caring, But fading away from the neighbourhoods. I listen to your broken voice, On a broken street, With your broken eyes, Hearing your broken heart beat. And now I'm slowly breaking, Make room for me, Because with you on a broken street, Is where I'm destined to be.
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 5:27 PM UTC
Broken With You
You live in, A broken home, With a shattered window, And a disconnected phone. You travel with, Your broken feet, With rough pathways, Leading to a blocked off street. You see through, Black and white eyes, With a look so unwelcoming, tiring, As you're badly disguised. You sing as, A bird in the woods, Soothing and caring, But fading away from the neighbourhoods. I listen to your broken voice, On a broken street, With your broken eyes, Hearing your broken heart beat. And now I'm slowly breaking, Make room for me, Because with you on a broken street, Is where I'm destined to be.
ambercourt
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 5:27 PM UTC
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